Bolt is confirmed operating in Lagos. Fares and driver availability across Nigeria have been under real pressure since fuel prices jumped in early 2026, which drove multi-day driver strikes over commission and pricing in March. Check current fares directly in the Bolt, Uber, and inDrive apps before you ride — availability and pricing shift city to city and week to week.
No cost to join early access. We'll let you know the moment Rides is live in Lagos.
Pludor Rides is ride booking through Pludor Sharing, matched with local providers near you and paid by card or Pludor wallet from the same account you shop with. In Lagos it is in early access: join now and you will be notified as soon as local providers are live here.
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How to use it →Not yet - Lagos is in early access. Join the list on this page and Pludor will notify you when local providers go live.
Bookings, payment and your Pludor wallet live in the same account as the Pludor marketplace, and providers are local people and businesses rather than a single fleet.
Yes - open pludor.com/wayfare, choose to become a provider, and set your area and prices.
Free to browse, book and list. Each paid booking carries the standard platform fee; there is no subscription for riders, drivers, hosts or senders.
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Bolt is confirmed operating in Lagos, and Uber and inDrive also serve the city — but fares and driver availability have been volatile since fuel prices jumped in early 2026, which triggered multi-day driver strikes in March. Check current prices directly in each app before you ride, since pricing shifts week to week. Pludor Rides is in early access in Lagos: you can join the list now and be notified the moment local providers go live.
Yes, Bolt is confirmed operating in Lagos. However, driver availability has been under pressure since fuel prices jumped in early 2026, and drivers staged multi-day strikes over commission and pricing in March. Open the app and check for cars near you before relying on a pickup at a specific time.
Fares across Nigeria have risen because fuel prices jumped in early 2026, which also led to driver strikes over commission and pricing in March. Prices vary by app and week, so compare the current fare in the Bolt, Uber and inDrive apps before booking. There's no fixed price list — the apps show live fares for your exact trip.
Bolt, Uber and inDrive all operate in Lagos, with Bolt confirmed on this page. Availability and pricing shift city to city and week to week, so check each app for current fares and nearby drivers. Pludor Rides is also coming to Lagos but is in early access and not yet bookable there.
Enter your pickup and drop-off in the Bolt, Uber or inDrive app and the live price appears before you confirm. Because fares have been shifting since the fuel price jump in early 2026, check on the day you travel rather than relying on older prices. Comparing two or three apps takes a minute and can show very different quotes for the same trip.
inDrive is a third option alongside Bolt and Uber in Lagos. Pludor Rides is also launching in the city — it's a peer-to-peer ride booking service matched with local providers, paid by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Pludor wallet. Lagos is in early access, so you'd need to join the notification list on pludor.com/rides/lagos to know when it goes live.
Not yet — Lagos is in early access. You can join the early access list on the Lagos rides page and Pludor will notify you the moment local providers go live. Joining costs nothing.
Pludor Rides is peer-to-peer: bookings are matched with local providers near you rather than a single fleet. Payment runs through your Pludor wallet or card in the same account you use for the Pludor marketplace, and you can track the booking from your Pludor account. You book it via Pludor Wayfare at pludor.com/wayfare by picking Ride and entering your pickup and drop-off.
It's free to browse, book and list — there's no subscription for riders, drivers, hosts or senders. Each paid booking carries the standard platform fee. Riders pay with card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Pludor wallet balance.
You can drive for Bolt, Uber or inDrive, or sign up as a Pludor provider. To do the latter, open pludor.com/wayfare, choose to become a provider, and set your area and prices for rides — couriers and shops can list there too. Pludor takes no subscription from providers, only the standard platform fee on paid bookings.
The strikes in March were over driver commissions and pricing, not passenger safety, and Bolt is confirmed as operating. Still, availability can be thin during industrial action, so check the app for nearby cars and expect surge pricing or longer waits on strike days. Having a second app installed gives you a backup if one has no drivers around.